The hidden epidemic
Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) are linked to a range of serious health outcomes including heart disease, stroke, cancer, diabetes, suicide attempts, drug use, and alcoholism. Individuals with 4 or more ACEs face significantly higher risks for these health issues, highlighting the hidden epidemic's profound impact on well-being and mortality.
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A person with 4 or more ACES is: 2,2 times as likely to have ischemic heart disease 2,4 times as likely to have a stroke 1,9 times as likely to have cancer 1,6 times as likely to have diabetes
A person with 4 or more ACES is: 12,2 times as likely to attempt suicide 10,3 times as likely to use injection drugs 7,4 times as likely to be an alcoholic
